Results: Most Impressive Library in Every State (Part One)
Published on 04/13/2021
The word 'cool' isn't always synonymous with libraries but maybe this series will change your mind! Libraries are places of wonder, discovery, and education that are free for all to explore. Some libraries have a specialty, some are housed in beautiful buildings, and yet others tote amazing collections of novels, papers, and histories of our world.
QUESTIONS
GO to COMMENTS
Comments
1.
1.
Alabama: The Ralph Brown Draughon Library - The Ralph Brown Draughon Library at Auburn University is named after the university's honorable former president, Ralph Brown Draughon, who led the school from 1947 to 1965. Have you ever visited this library?
Yes
5%
106 votes
No
95%
2194 votes
2.
2.
Alaska: The Juneau Memorial Library - The Juneau Memorial Library hosted the July 4, 1959 Statehood Ceremony where the 49-star flag was first flown in Alaska and still flies today. Have you ever visited this library?
Yes
5%
112 votes
No
95%
2188 votes
3.
3.
Arizona: The Arabian Public Library - The Arabian Public Library in Scottsdale won the 2009 AIA/ALA Library Building Award for its innovative desert artistry. Have you ever visited this library?
Yes
4%
102 votes
No
96%
2198 votes
4.
4.
Arkansas: Hillary Rodham Clinton Children's Library - The Hillary Rodham Clinton Children's Library in Little Rock has been awarded for its ecological design and low carbon footprint. Have you ever visited this library?
Yes
5%
104 votes
No
95%
2196 votes
5.
5.
California: UC Berkeley Library system - By number of volumes, the UC Berkeley Library system has the fourth-largest university collection in America. Have you ever visited this library?
Yes
5%
122 votes
No
95%
2178 votes
COMMENTS